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> Apple X V Eject Trick
xbmod
post Nov 12 2004, 03:43 AM
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I have used apple chips for some time now. But this V is give me a problem, when i hit eject to change the game it hangs up. I have to power it off then back on. I flashed the chip with the latest Xecuter 4983.67. It still did not fix this problem. Can someone help me out with this? Thankz
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post Nov 13 2004, 05:55 AM
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I guess no one knows. Thankz any way.
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post Nov 13 2004, 04:07 PM
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Why would you flash the chip in the first place? It sounds like you either got a bad chip or a bad soldering job. I'd vote to inspect the soldering job first.

With stock BIOS, I run a 250 GB drive, IGR, and have never had a single problem with any game. Though I have never used any other BIOS, I have never had a single problem. I've read 1000s of posts from others with problems who have to flash from one mediocre BIOS to another to try to fix their problems. Though I have no other experience to back it up (aside from 4 buddies with problem-free AppleX V chips) I'd say the AppleX V BIOS is the best out there. And for $20, it's the best chip. The only thing it lacks is multiple spots for BIOS. But, if you have one good one in your chip, you don't need to store 4 crappy ones.

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